Right now, my
prescription for preventing early-onset cabin fever is daily biking to episodes
of “Penny Dreadful” on Netflix. I’m
still trying to decide whether or not to root for Dorian Gray. As for the Pinstripe Bowl, I’ll take a pass,
pardon the pun.
This would be a
perfect time for indoor golfing, if only I cared about the outdoor
variety. I wouldn’t be too surprised if
Clare did a little of it, though. Her
fiancé Chris is a big golfer, and he’s been trying to get Clare to stop
approaching her golf swing like it was an at-bat. Good luck with that. As for the indoor stuff, Clare actually had
considerable experience in college. For
two years, Elmhurst softball started the season playing a tournament at a golf
dome in Davenport, Iowa. So, there’s
going to be a real temptation may for my daughter to approach winter golf the
way she did February softball.
This would also
be the perfect time for ice fishing, if only I had lost my mind. Not yet.
Or I could go bowling (indoors, of course). I did that plenty of times in my 20s and 30s. Some friends even had a day-after-Thanksgiving
tournament in the 1980s. I think I
bowled a strike at the same time Doug Flutie threw his Hail Mary to beat the
University of Miami in 1984. But try to
find a bowling alley these days that isn’t geared to high-end hipster fun.
Onward,
Penny Dreadful.
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